Original German WWII Early Luftwaffe Officer Sword by Paul Weyersberg with Waffen Mark 5 - Nickel Plated Blade Russian Issue Equipment including three Boing B-17 Flying

including three Boing B-17 Flying Fortress and a Consolidated B-24 Liberator of the US Air Force

although sometimes despised because of their low power compared to Colt and other percussion revolvers

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are found in the Military Historical Museum of Artillery

Original German WWII Early Luftwaffe Officer Sword by Paul Weyersberg with Waffen Mark 5 - Nickel Plated Blade Russian Issue Equipment including three Boing B-17 FlyingOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is an very good condition early example of a German WWII Luftwaffe Officer's Sword from the well known maker Paul Weyersberg of Solingen. Early examples such as this were fit with silver plated nickel alloy mountings, with lovely brass "Sunwheel" style Swas (Hook Cross) emblems. Later they would move to the "Air Age" aluminum material, which didn't develop the lovely patina that this sword has. The blade of